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Traditional huts of the
Mousgoum people...
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Retrieved 7
February 2013. Nelson,
Steven (2007). From
Cameroon to Paris:
Mousgoum Architecture In and Out of Africa.
University of
Chicago Press. ISBN 978-0-226-57183-6...
- Guidar, Giziga, Hurza, Kapsiki, Mada, Mafa, M****a, Matakam, ****u, Mora,
Mousgoum, Muyang, Ouldeme, Podoko,
Toupouri people, Vame and
Zulgo are all considered...
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styles from West
African cultures,
specifically the
Batammaliba and the
Mousgoum, in
addition to Mammy’s
Cupboard in the
Southern United States. The Batammaliba...
- of these.[which?]
Muzuk is
another name for the language.
Another term,
Mousgoum, is not used by the
speakers themselves.
Munjuk languages:
Munjuk Muzuk...
- 000 Meta' 87,000
Mfumte 24,700
Mmaala 5,300 Mmen 35,000
Mokpwe 32,200
Mousgoum Mouse Moghamo Mofu-gudur 60,000
Moloko 8,500
Mpade 16,000
Mpongmpong 45...
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Brick House sculpture's
torso combines the
forms of a
skirt and a clay
Mousgoum domed hut (or teleuk)
while the sculpture's head is
crowned with an afro...
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Traditional huts of the
Mousgoum people...
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resources around Lake Chad led to
clash between Arab Choa
herders and
Mousgoum and M****a farmers. The
clash was
started in
border village of Ouloumsa...
- his
reading of
Ajami texts. He
encountered Hausa traditional homes, the
Mousgoum teleuk in
Northern Cameroon, as well as the
Ssola Somolo and Batammaliba...
